Donald J. Trump’s Gangbusters: How will America’s new president take on the Mafia and Mexican drug cartels?
http://gangstersinc.ning.com/profiles/bl...w-president-tak

I agree with ScottD, there will not be a major shift in strategy by the Trump administration. The US already focused on foreign criminal (trafficking) groups, maybe Trump will step it up a notch.

Go to the general discussion thread and look at all the Bush and Wall Street names on Trump's short list for his cabinet. Bush Republicans and Wall Street are not known to look out for working men and women.

a black was bad enough

Go to the general discussion thread and look at all the Bush and Wall Street names on Trump's short list for his cabinet. Bush Republicans and Wall Street are not known to look out for working men and women.

IF you waiting for the goverment to look out for you , You already lost , I am glad we dont have to have that smug [BadWord] for 4 or 8 years , a black was bad enough

but you want colin kap to honor the racist national anthem too i bet .sit down with that mess

@ helenwheels



It's disconcerting when you see that. It's like people don't give a fuck he's educated or even that he's HALF white, it's all " a black" .....shm

"Nah. Let's leave him alone. He doesn't look suspicious. He's only 'half' black" - Said no cop ever

@ helenwheels



It's disconcerting when you see that. It's like people don't give a fuck he's educated or even that he's HALF white, it's all " a black" .....shm

why does that surprise you? you really believe that this country is tolerant of minorities. we have never been united. the racial question in this country has always dominated politics. what does trump winning tell you?

Pence went there to troll, no doubt.

They knew his mere presence would, at minimum, cause a shit storm in the media. The cast confronting him was just extra fireworks. All a distraction from Trump appointing white supremacists and war mongers to his cabinet.

Where were the blacks for Clinton? Being turned away from the polls.

"Last week, the first election in 50 years without the full protection of the federal Voting Rights Act propelled Donald Trump to the White House.
Trump will assume the presidency because of the Electoral College’s influence — nearly a million more people cast ballots for Hillary Clinton as of November 15. The election was also marked by low turnout, with tens of millions of eligible voters choosing not to participate at all. Yet there has been relatively little discussion about the millions of people who were eligible to vote but could not do so because they faced an array of newly-enacted barriers to the ballot box.
Their systematic disenfranchisement was intentional and politically motivated. In the years leading up to 2016, Republican governors and state legislatures implemented new laws restricting when, where, and how people could vote — laws that disproportionately harmed students, the poor, and people of color. In several instances, lawmakers pushing such policies said explicitly that their goal was suppression of voters who favor the Democratic Party.
Three such states serve as case studies for the effectiveness of these voting restrictions: Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Florida.
All three elected staunchly conservative governors during President Obama’s terms. All three implemented voting restrictions that affect millions of people. President Obama won all three states in 2008, and won all but North Carolina in 2012, while Hillary Clinton lost all three of those states this year."

read more:

https://thinkprogress.org/2016-a-case-study-in-voter-suppression-258b5f90ddcd#.h2dq6p26s

lol.

Trump went bankrupt more times than most of his supporters can count.

He's successful on paper, that's it. If the banks cut him off tomorrow, he'd need one of those rust belt manufacturing jobs he's promising to bring back.

Thanks for the laugh.